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2006-11-29 by Arman
Hello! I'm new to the A100 and electroncs, my question(s) is about the PSUII power supply. What is the wattage? The Doepfer website states that the PSUII "has a max. current of 1200 mA for both +12V and -12V"... Does this mean it is safely capable of driving: A) +12 @ 1200mA and
2006-11-28 by Bakis Sirros
very nice!! best regards, Bakis. --- selfoscillate wrote: > > hello list, > > some more a188/2 examples (again mono), now using > an envelope for modulation of the delay time. > > 1. > a simple synth sequence is used as audio input. > the 3328 stages output is patched to the feed
2006-11-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
The A-134 is a voltage controlled crossfader and can be controlled e.g. from an external crossfader or modulation wheel that simply generates the control voltage for the A134. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer > I think this would be a great module if it were a bit more flexible and per
2006-11-28 by hardware@doepfer.de
Monoman can be heard live this friday (December 01, 2006) from 10:00 pm to 0:00 pm (Central European Time CET) at www.artofelectronicsound.de. He uses an Elektron Monomachine, a Jomox Xbase09 and an A-100 in combination with a Roger Linn AdrenaLinn 2. Details on our website on th
2006-11-28 by Silas Johansen
This one will give you 5A @ +/-12V - should be enough for most systems http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/ProductDetail.asp?DESC=HDD15%2D5%2DA%2B&tab=specs&MPN=HDD15%2D5%2DA%2B&sid=456B7C00D24617F&R=744%2D9565&SKU=744%2D9565 And this one 3.4A @ +/-12V and 12A @ 5V - still quite a l
2006-11-28 by Silas Johansen
Plenty of juice @ +5V and +12V, but only 0.5A @ -12V. In one word: No On 11/28/06, reei3 wrote: > > Hi, will this supply work to power many Doepfer bus boards? The main > reason I ask is > because I notice that these are called "fixed disk series" on the data > sheet. > > http://
2006-11-28 by reei3
Hi, will this supply work to power many Doepfer bus boards? The main reason I ask is because I notice that these are called "fixed disk series" on the data sheet. http://www.alliedelec.com/Search/ProductDetail.asp?DESC=CP498%2DA% 2B&tab=specs&MPN=CP498%2DA%2B&sid=456A2A8066A4E17F
2006-11-27 by Tommy DOG
Hi folks, I just wanted to mention that I recently have bought the A-112, A-137 and A-107 from the swell folks at Analog Haven. I don't have time to write a real review but I would suggest that anyone who is looking for less traditional sounds to check out these modules. I'm now
2006-11-27 by Florian Anwander
Hi Paul > I think this would be a great module if it were a bit more flexible > and performance-oriented. This module _is_ performance orientated. This means: real manual work, no cv. It is a simple crossfader for real live stage action. If you want cv control a dedicated crossmi
2006-11-27 by hardware@doepfer.de
The A-134 is a voltage controlled crossfader and can be controlled e.g. from an external crossfader or modulation wheel that simply generates the control voltage for the A134. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com [mailto:D
2006-11-27 by hardware@doepfer.de
Alexandre, It's possible to link two A-138 to obtain a 8 channel mixer. I can add a corresponding note to the DIY page. Let me know if you are interested (one integrated circuit has to be removed and two cables have to be soldered between the two A-138). An passive expansion modu
2006-11-27 by selfoscillate
hello list, some more a188/2 examples (again mono), now using an envelope for modulation of the delay time. 1. a simple synth sequence is used as audio input. the 3328 stages output is patched to the feedback input. manual delay time knob set to maximum (fully clockwise). mix is
2006-11-27 by erase
looking for a G6 rack PSU1 or PSU2, EU preferably. have a portacase with PSU2 for trade (G6 rack must contain PSU2 or I can switch it) thanks d *********************************** www.myspace.com/djerase email: info@erasemusic.com msn: erasemusic@msn.com aim: erasemusic@mac.com i
2006-11-26 by bellenger_a
Hello, Me, somehow I really like the idea of extension for A138 with 5 channels... to make easy cheap 8 step sequencer with A160/161 and another A138... + Alexandre --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, wrote: > > Dear members, > > I designed a crossfader module based on Florian's
2006-11-24 by appliancide
I think this would be a great module if it were a bit more flexible and performance-oriented. CV in for the crossfader would be nice. CV ins for all of the ins and outs would be awesome. Transform buttons, like the ones on DJ mixers, would be a nice touch for live use/mixing. A g
2006-11-24 by Hans Greuber
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2006-11-24 by hardware@doepfer.de
> I am waiting my first system to arrive. I wonder, if it will be > possible to mount the 6U suitcase into 19" rack. No. Only the standard frame can be mounted into a 19" rack. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
2006-11-24 by hardware@doepfer.de
We were considering a combined module when the CTM64 and MTC64 were developed. The circuits are completely different for the input and output part (inputs: analog multiplexers, outputs: digital registers). A combined module would be not (or only a little bit) cheaper than the two
2006-11-24 by jalmari3
I am waiting my first system to arrive. I wonder, if it will be possible to mount the 6U suitcase into 19" rack. If not, what else should I consider, if want to tilt the panel? Thanks. Best regards Jari Jokinen
2006-11-24 by Florian Anwander
Hi folks, > 3. same as 2. but only as a DIY project. It's very > simple. Most of the work > will be the front panel processing. The "electronics" > is only a few > resistors some potentiometers. I can publish the > schematics on the A-100 DIY > page. This is a trap ;-) Mechanical
2006-11-24 by Florian Anwander
Hi Bryan > Would it be possible to have an off switch on the scope so that it's not gobbling all that power when not in use? It should not be a problem at all, to split the power ribbbon cable and to connect it to a double switch. But I can imagine, that the switching itself migh
2006-11-24 by Bakis Sirros
Dieter says: "Dear members, I designed a crossfader module based on Florian's suggestions. Here is the link for the preliminary info: www.doepfer.de/a138d.htm It is only a preliminary version and should be treated as as basis for discussions. From my point of view there are three
2006-11-24 by Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the Doepfer_a100 group: How would you like the forthcoming A138d crossfader module to be realized? [for a suggested module sketch look here: http://www.doepfer.de/a138d.htm ] regarding your options to choose from: 1. A comple
2006-11-24 by Roskapostit
Hello list and Dieter, The usb module does look promising but I was hoping all along that Doepfer would add outputs similar to MTC64! Now then we would have a superiously versatile module for thr DIY crowd! 32 inputs is _plenty_ indeed and the next 32 stages would be _perfect_ fo
2006-11-23 by hardware@doepfer.de
Dear members, I designed a crossfader module based on Florian's suggestions. Here is the link for the preliminary info: www.doepfer.de/a138d.htm It is only a preliminary version and should be treated as as basis for discussions. From my point of view there are three possible ways
2006-11-23 by synth_ollie
if someone has one to sell , email me quick ! (synth.ollie@gmail.com) or I´ll get a new one from tbs.... cheers OLLIE
2006-11-22 by hardware@doepfer.de
I don't think that this makes sense. Either your PSU is sufficient or not. I don't believe that you will remove modules before turning the scope on to. But it would be no problem to add a switch. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer -----Urspr'ngliche Nachricht----- Von: Doepfer_a100@yahoo
2006-11-22 by Bryan E Cornell
Would it be possible to have an off switch on the scope so that it's not gobbling all that power when not in use? Bryan
2006-11-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
Richard, 2.9 mm is a standard diameter for self tapping screws and these will fit to the 3 mm mounting holes of the A-100 panels (standard sizes are e.g. 2.9 x 6.5 mm, 9.5 x 9.5 mm and 2.9 x 13 mm). It should be no problem to get these screws in a hardware store or in a specializ
2006-11-21 by Richard
Hi I'm looking for some cross headed self tapping screws to attach doepfer and AS modules into a wooden rack rail - most I've found are too big to go through the holes in the modules anyone know of a UK source for these - or even a part number?? they are surprisingly difficult it
2006-11-21 by Florian Anwander
Hi kaalimus > The last note mode sounds like it should be doing what i want it to > do, but it does not. Maybe the correct mode would be a "first note > priority", if there was such as mode. No what you are looking for is a "lowest note, non-hold, last keypress" algorithm. There
2006-11-21 by hardware@doepfer.de
Ethan, yes, the A-111-2 will be completely re-designed with polarizers at the CV inputs with attenuators (i.e. polarizers instead of attenuators). Following the corresponding poll an octave switch + tune knob + fine tune knob will be available. And Ingo had some more ideas concer
2006-11-21 by selfoscillate
hello ethan, yes, it is very probable that at least some of the attenuators will be replaced by polarizers. best wishes ingo --- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, "ethanzer0" wrote: > > Hello, > > I am looking at the A-111-2 Dynamic VCO and wondering if any > consideration was giv
2006-11-20 by ethanzer0
Hello, I am looking at the A-111-2 Dynamic VCO and wondering if any consideration was given to adding polarizing capabilities to the CV attenuators as in the A-138c? Looks good otherwise! Ethan
2006-11-20 by hardware@doepfer.de
> My A110's require the tuning knob to be in different positions for them to > be in tune. I assume this is normal. If desired that can be compensated of the internal offset trimming potentiometer P6 is re-adjusted. Details in the service manual: www.doepfer.com > PRODUCTS > A-10
2006-11-20 by selfoscillate
hello list, here are a few examples recorded with the a188/2. time was very short, so these examples are of rather simple nature, and they are all mono. more examples will follow, promised. 1. a simple synth sequence is used as audio input. in the first half of the recording you
2006-11-19 by Jay
Tim Stinchcombe wrote: > I have finally put a web page together detailing a modification to > one of my A-110s in order to improve the waveshape of the sine output: Is there a mod to almost completely trim out that huge tri wave glitch, though? I wouldn't even bother adding the s
2006-11-19 by redsawcloud
It seems as if there could be some shareware download someplace that could do this?
2006-11-19 by Tim Stinchcombe
Hi list, I have finally put a web page together detailing a modification to one of my A-110s in order to improve the waveshape of the sine output: (interested parties may remember I posted some preliminary findings about 6 or so weeks ago). I did manage to get hold of the origina
2006-11-19 by Tim Stinchcombe
> I'm trying to tune my A-110s to very precise frequencies and I'm assuming I'd need some > (probably digital?) device to be able to get one at say 587 Hz and the other at 845Hz. What > devices do people use to get exact tunings with analog oscillators? > > I'm sure there is some
2006-11-19 by Anton Coops
On 19 Nov 2006, at 3:12, redsawcloud wrote: > I'm trying to tune my A-110s to very precise frequencies and I'm assuming I'd need some > (probably digital?) device to be able to get one at say 587 Hz and the other at 845Hz. What > devices do people use to get exact tunings with an
2006-11-19 by vliesgaard
You need a mixer module and a fixed voltage (e.g. any active output of a step sequenser). The A-138c mixer module has a fixed voltage on input 1 if no patch chord is inserted. What you do is simply scale down the fixed voltage and then insert that into the CV2 input of the A-110.
2006-11-19 by redsawcloud
I'm trying to tune my A-110s to very precise frequencies and I'm assuming I'd need some (probably digital?) device to be able to get one at say 587 Hz and the other at 845Hz. What devices do people use to get exact tunings with analog oscillators? I'm sure there is something very
2006-11-17 by hardware@doepfer.de
Dear members, some "hidden" preliminary information has been added to our website (so far not available as links from other pages) A-100 LCD scope: www.doepfer.de/1972.htm A-100 universal AD/DA module: www.doepfer.de/A100_ADDA.htm DIY/OEM module with 64 inputs and Midi/USB output
2006-11-17 by kaalimus
Thanks for the assign mode tip, i actually read the manual a couple of times, and thought that wouldn't do the trick. Well, it didn't do the trick completely as it only works when the note kept is lower. The last note mode sounds like it should be doing what i want it to do, but
2006-11-17 by Ross Goniakowski
thank you... rg hardware@doepfer.de wrote: > i've got an early A100 Basic 1 with the bad jacks, i just wiggle > them a bit when they flake out...is there any type of simple fix, > short of replacing every jack? Normally the procedure described on our website will solve the proble
2006-11-17 by travesty14850
I haven't checked mine--my Doepfer system came already assembled by Analogue Haven--but I'm sure there are tuning trimpots inside. > > Hi, > > > Two questions, both might have been anwered on this board already, > but i couldn't find anything definite by searching. > > The first
2006-11-17 by hardware@doepfer.de
> There are many different Theremins nowadays... Some of them might > actually produce sine wave. However, the musically more useful > (including the original Theremin) instruments don't. The reason for > this is explained here: > > http://www.paia.com/ProdArticles/thereton.htm >
2006-11-17 by hardware@doepfer.de
> i've got an early A100 Basic 1 with the bad jacks, i just wiggle > them a bit when they flake out...is there any type of simple fix, > short of replacing every jack? Normally the procedure described on our website will solve the problem: www.doepfer.com > FAQ > Solving contact
2006-11-17 by Silas Johansen
My A110's require the tuning knob to be in different positions for them to be in tune. I assume this is normal. Your second question is answered on page 15 (Assign mode) of the A190 manual, available at http://www.doepfer.de/a100_man/A190_man.pdf Cheers, Silas On 11/16/06, kaalim